For over a hundred years, cyclists have acted like flocks of birds – and gathered in clusters.
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Protecting each other from air resistance is a fundamental part of how a Tour de France race works.
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But why do cyclists shave their legs and not their arms?
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We sort out the role of the air in cycling.
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Champion sprinter Mark Cavendish (in a green jersey) hides behind the competitors to save energy while waiting for the race. Photo: Christophe Ena / AP
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